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Imasen Philippine Manufacturing Corporation v. Alcon, G.R. No. 194884, October 22, 2014, Brion, J.: 1. Background • [The employer] Imasen Philippine Manufacturing Corporation is a domestic corporation engaged in the manufacture of auto seat-recliners and slide-adjusters. It hired the [the employees] as manual welders in 2001. • On October 5, 2002, the [the employees] reported…
Just Causes
Summary ⦁ Just causes are grounds for termination of employment due to employee violations. ⦁ The employer is justified dismissing an employee for just cause. ⦁ There are standards for each just cause set or prescribed by Supreme Court Decisions or Jurisprudence, as well as DOLE regulations. ⦁ There are analogous causes to just causes…
Cases: 13th month pay
1. Kinds of employees a. Rank-and-file employees Ramil v. Stoneleaf, Inc. G.R. No. 222416, 17 June 2020 [BACKGROUND] [The employee was hired as a Spa Supervisor and Massage Therapist by the employer, a Spa and Wellness Center. She received a monthly salary of P10,000.00 and P100.00 per massage service rendered. She was also an incorporator/director…
Retraction Letter
Summary ▪ A retraction letter is a formal written notice from the employer informing a job candidate of the withdrawal of the employment offer. 1. Concept A retraction letter is a formal written notice from the employer informing a job candidate who have been signed for employment that the latter is being withdrawn. a. Validity…
Maraguinot, Jr. v. NLRC (1998)
Maraguinot, Jr. v. NLRC, G.R. No. 120969, January 22, 1998, Davide, Jr., J.: 1. Background • [The Complainant] Alejandro Maraguinot, Jr. maintains that he was employed by private respondents on 18 July 1989 as part of the filming crew… About four months later, he was designated Assistant Electrician… In June 1991, he was promoted to…
Serious Misconduct
1. Concept Serious misconduct must be grave and aggravated in character. The ground of serious misconduct tends to be the most commonly cited just cause for termination. Curiously, it also happens to be most frequently misapplied. This due to the fact that most labor cases involve simple or ordinary – and not serious – misconduct….
